Delightfully Devious: How to Create Compelling Villains for Children

Presented by: Kimberly Dana

Categories: Character | Villains | Writing

Kimberly Dana explains why Villains matter in children’s lit and how to make them memorable.

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Editing for Traditional and Self-Published Independent Books

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